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The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)

London : [William Laxton] · leaf 287

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should pervade every building ofwhatever style, and seems to have been so used by the Gothic archi-tects. In a late work by Mr. Bartholomew it is shown that the pyramidor triangle may have governed the proportions of the west front of St.Pauls Cathedral;5 and a similar method was probably practised… … Fig. 7.—AVest Elevation of York Cathedral. different parts of buildings, though proved to have obtained amongstthe Catholic priesthood, may not have originated either the propor-tioning by triangles or the disposition of the several parts. The aftersymbolising of various parts invested them with a…

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